CoolRAMPS: Difference between revisions
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Credits to [[Kliment]] for developing [[Cool DRV]] (care of [[#Bubblerep]] which we are using with [[RepRap]] Generation 4 [[RAMPS]] electronics to run steppers with microstepping. We are using [[Xylotex]] 425 oz in [[Stepper Motors]], which are rated for 2.8A max. We will run the system at partial power until we develop the [[Scalable Open Source Stepper Motor Controller]], possibly by making improvements upon the [[Powerlolu]] GPLv2 electronics | Credits to [[Kliment]] for developing [[Cool DRV]] (care of [[#Bubblerep]] which we are using with [[RepRap]] Generation 4 [[RAMPS]] electronics to run steppers with microstepping. We are using [[Xylotex]] 425 oz in [[Stepper Motors]], which are rated for 2.8A max. We will run the system at partial power until we develop the [[Scalable Open Source Stepper Motor Controller]], possibly by making improvements upon the [[Powerlolu]] GPLv2 electronics. | ||
=Diagram= | =Diagram= |
Revision as of 21:03, 30 June 2013
Page edited by , with CNC Torch Table
design by
building upon the work of
RepRap open source community with adherence to
. Using RAMPS
and 425 oz in motors from Xylotex
. By combining Cool DRV
with RAMPS we are calling it CoolRAMPS.
Overview
We are building on open source electronics from the RepRap project to build the OSE CNC Torch Table, until we develop our own higher power controllers within the framework of the Power Electronics Construction Set.
Technical
Credits to Kliment for developing Cool DRV (care of #Bubblerep which we are using with RepRap Generation 4 RAMPS electronics to run steppers with microstepping. We are using Xylotex 425 oz in Stepper Motors, which are rated for 2.8A max. We will run the system at partial power until we develop the Scalable Open Source Stepper Motor Controller, possibly by making improvements upon the Powerlolu GPLv2 electronics.
Diagram
- Wiring based on Prusa Mendel -
Sourcing
- Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 52
- RAMPS - from Lulzbot
- Cool DRV
Integration
- See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lff2mYbA6_0 for a commercial system for $15k.
- Control code - former tool chain was DXF to Gcode with LinuxCNC, but we are moving beyond parallel port.